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Christ In You “The Indwelling” is more than a teaching — it’s a revelation that will transform how you think, pray, and live every day of your life. This book takes you deep into the mystery of Christ in you, the hope of glory, unveiling what it means to live from the inside out — in constant fellowship with the indwelling presence of God.

WARNING: This book is extremely flammable. It should come with a label: Hot and dangerous to lukewarm Christianity. Burning Hearts and Feet on Fire is not safe reading for the complacent. It will confront apathy, expose compromise, and ignite passion. Every page burns with holy intensity — scripture, revelation, and the fire-tested words of revivalists like Smith Wigglesworth, John G. Lake, Lester Sumrall, Reinhard Bonnke, A.W. Tozer, and E.M. Bounds. Read at your own risk and only if you’re willing to be set on fire, because once you are set on fire you will never be the same again.

In Slaying the Dragon of Fear, Pastor Terry Sisney takes you on a powerful journey through Scripture, showing how God’s Word and the blood of Jesus, and a bold confession of what Christ has done disarms the enemy’s lies. With biblical teaching, real-life illustrations, and timeless wisdom from men of faith such as Spurgeon, Wesley, and Wigglesworth, you will discover how to: Recognize fear as a spirit, not just an emotion Break free from intimidation, anxiety, and torment Stand fearless in troubled times Trust God more deeply in every circumstance Live in the promise of greater glory ...

The secret of the Christian life is found in the power of the renewed mind, only a renewed mind can bring you into a transformed life.

The greatest revelation, I ever received about the Holy Spirit, is that he is a person who desires a personal and intimate relationship with me. Jesus went back to the father in heaven, but he left the Holy Spirit to be our trusted mentor and guide, and to keep us connected to God. In this book you will find powerful revelations about how to experience and maintain fellowship with the Holy Spirit.

I Sought For A Man is a guide to prophetic destiny. The need is great, our world is a broken place, there is so much misery and pain much like Ezekiel's valley. But there is an answer to the pain. There is a healing savior, but how do we get a healing Jesus into the valley of dry bones? That's the subject of this book. The answer is Ezekiel. That great prophet Ezekiel is long gone now God is looking for another man, another woman. Who will go? Whom shall I send? Isaiah said, here am I send me.

Jesus came not only to save you but to fill you—not just to deliver you from hell, but to flood your life with heaven. To live the Christian life without the Holy Spirit is like trying to drive a car without fuel. The engine is real. The design is functional. But the power to move is missing. Some Christians associate being filled with the Spirit with a single emotional event—often powerful, sometimes dramatic, but isolated in memory. But Scripture teaches us that the Spirit-filled life is not meant to be just a one time encounter, but —it is meant to be a movement, a daily walk, a ...

In I’m Anointed for This, Pastor and revivalist Terry Sisney delivers a prophetic and empowering message to every believer: You are not ordinary… you are anointed. The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead lives in you, moves through you, and equips you to walk in supernatural power. Drawing from deep biblical revelation, prophetic insight, and decades of Spirit-filled ministry, Terry Sisney takes you on a journey into: The true purpose of the anointing How the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary believers for extraordinary assignments Why miracles, signs, and wonders must return to the...

There is a river — a flow of the Holy Spirit — that every believer is invited to enter. But too many settle for the shallow waters. In The Ever-Increasing Life: Going Deeper with the Holy Spirit, Terry Sisney calls readers out of ankle-deep Christianity and into the depths of divine life. Drawing from Ezekiel’s vision of the river, this book reveals a step-by-step journey into spiritual maturity, power, and intimacy with God.

The secret to the victorious overcoming Christian life is the abiding life, and it is the planted life. As it is written, in him we live we move and we have our being.

In the Bible there are many symbols that are used to relate to the Holy Spirit and his work. One of those symbols is the wind. In this book the author will look at many of the ways the wind represenative of the Spirit's work has blown or moved, and the results of the wind blowing. As you read this book you will not only see how the wind of the Spirit has blown in the past, but you will also learn how to position yourself for the wind to blow in your life. The one thing we see clearly in scripture, is that when the wind blows... things change.

Jesus The Lamb of God is also The Lion of the tribe of Judah, and a man of war. That same anointing is resident in every believer. This book was written to Identify and wake up the sleeping warrior within the heart of every Son and Daughter of God.

In Burning Hearts: Rekindling the Fire of God, Terry Sisney delivers a prophetic call to return to the altar — to be baptized again with holy fire and passion for God’s presence. Drawing from the story of Elijah and the blazing showdown on Mount Carmel, this book exposes what quenches your fire and reveals how to rebuild your altar, restore your hunger, and be reignited with the fire and power of the Holy Ghost.

A pastor and an evangelist with a ministry shaped by decades of ministry, Terry Sisney carries a deep burden to see believers filled with the Holy Spirit, grounded in Scripture, and equipped to live with spiritual authority and power in an hour of growing deception and darkness. The message is simple but extremely powerful... Jesus is real, the Holy Ghost is necessary, the fire of God is needed, and the Church must return to the Bible pattern.

In this book we tackle many reasons for spiritual stagnation in the life of the believer. But we do not just diagnose the problem, we bring to bear the solution as well. This book can be a great tool to break spiritual stagnation in your life, and move into a continuous stream of the full expression of the abundant life Jesus promised us.

Having been a bi-vocational pastor in the past I fully understand and appreciate the tug of war of ministry and job. I have had many bi-vocational pastors inform me that my sermons have helped to fill a very important place as relates to sermon preparation. I have been very honored to know that my sermons have helped to relieve some of the struggles of job and ministry. That is the reason why I wrote this book. These are fully prepared sermons. They have already been proven in the trenches. If they can help to fill that need, I am thrilled.

www.terrysisneyhigherlifeministries.com Encouraging you to rise up to the life that is already yours in Christ.

There is one thing for sure in this life, if you live long enough... you will be disappointed. But what do you do when God is the one who disappoints you? Many people try to pretend this is not true, but sweeping something under the rug is never the answer. In this little book we deal with this subject, and help you through the process of how to move forward with God, after he has disappointed you.

In It Should Have Killed You, Pastor Terry Sisney takes you on a powerful journey from the pit to the promise, from the fire to the favor, from near-death to new destiny. Each chapter burns with faith, hope, and raw honesty, reminding you that what the enemy meant for evil, God is already turning for good. This book will help you: • Shake off what tried to poison you • Rise again after failure and loss • Rekindle your song, your praise, and your purpose • See every scar as a testimony of survival

This 30-day devotional is designed to help you walk in the fullness of the Spirit with Scripture, reflection, personal prayer, and practical steps for living filled every day. It’s not optional, it’s imperative, I would even say critical.